Sentences with phrase «something about crowd»

Finally, I have to say something about crowd sourcing your work.

I agree with you about prioritizing doing something about the crowded concourses.

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It's impossible to stand out from the crowd and get your potential clients» attention unless you have something unique about your organization.

The technology world has always been full of colourful individuals; something about using tech as a means to getting rich does tend to attract a certain crowd.

I think sometimes when I watch him operate, I think he might be one of the first people who really understood the genius of the wisdom - of - crowds idea, that he — so you know, ask a bunch of people what they think about something, and then why.

He tells the crowd that «this song's about Columbine High school, more importantly it's about something I think we all lack, we all need something solid to hope for, beyond material things.

Eventually, there is a scene on an airplane talking with one of his hanger - on biker - crowd drinking buddies about the future of rock, where Jim says, with moving sincerity, that what the rock audience really wants is something spiritual.

While speaking about the newly - released Planned Parenthood videos, a presidential candidate has walked back from a recent defense of their practices to say something you don't hear much anymore from the pro-choice crowd: «I have said for more than 22 years that....

It is told of Newman's Roman Catholic diocesan, the straightforward English monk Bishop Ullathorne of Birmingham, that he said something on his deathbed about St. Benedict and the angels, and when asked if he saw them answered, yes he did.56 Frank Weston returned from the plaudits of London crowds to die, as he would have wished to, in his mud and straw «palace» at Hegongo.

This is one delicious crowd pleaser — for people who are a little health conscious, people who have allergies (this is very allergen friendly) and for those that will eat just about anything ~ a little something good - for - you will do you good!

We were ahead of the crowd but just quiet about it I love the pop of the gojis too, something needed to brighten up the brown!

Therefore, we are putting on this special show for the very first time and hope that it not only acts as a platform for those participating, but also raises discussion about how to stand out from the crowd by doing something different.

The difference is, there's 100,000 people in there today, and about 40 percent of the crowd is going to buy something at the game.

Nor do we include it for the celebrations, though there's something adorable about the way he realises he should do something special for the fourth, and decides to pretend to machine gun down half the crowd.

How about the team getting the crowd going for once, give something back for the ripped off fans.

It spoke to my sense of punk rock in pro wrestling, and there is something about Beyond's roster, the way they run their shows, and the way the crowd responds that touched my senses.»

The Welsh winger has something of a Cristiano Ronaldo feel about him, exciting crowds with his tricks, dribbling and exceptional technique with long range shots and free kicks.

If you can not make the protests you can go to the just giving crowd funding Chris butler website and donate to the organisers.They are doing a great job and for every pound donated one Gooner is matching it.As for yesterday Wenger playing Gibbs and keeping Ozil's and Giroud on for as long as he did was the same as playing Ramsey as a left winger with a damaged toe at old Trafford as far as bad decisions go and shows the man has to go.When is something going to be done about those spud fans who attack our lot before and after the game.If it had been Millwall the media would be all over it but because they are the media darlings it is not given the publicity it deserves.Spuds fans are the worst in the country.

Is this team strong enough to give the home crowd something to cheer about?

People accuse me of being anti-feminist but think I'm just empowering women with information rather than whining about how hard something is along with the crowd.

Researchers generally posit two psychological mechanisms underlying conformity: (1) people's desire to adopt the majority position so as to feel liked and accepted or believe they share the prevailing opinions of their community (i.e., social acceptance); and (2) people learn from the «wisdom of crowds,» or assume that other people did the research so their collective wisdom indicates something about the quality of the candidate or platform (i.e., social learning).

And since it's an unconference, self - appointed «experts» (like me) can't overshadow new folks doing new things — if you want to talk about something other people might find interesting, just schedule a session and watch the crowd roll in.

That's something we can talk about, assuming we have the evidence, and someone does: in this piece on FrontlineClub.com, Daniel Bennet does a great job of finding the words of the actual protest organizers themselves, showing that they used just about every online tool in the arsenal to turn out the crowds, from blogs to Facebook to Twitter, email newsletters, YouTube videos and one - on - one SMS text messages.

An April 28 announcement makes sense because the large crowd expected at the $ 1,000 - a-ticket Waldorf - Astoria event «will be pumped up expecting to hear something big about the governor's race, and that would be the place to do it,» said a well - positioned source.

Farahnik told the crowd about their day: events in Flushing — where Wu hopes to do particularly well with Chinese - Americans — including «ping - pong with senior citizens,» followed by «call [ing] a lot of newspapers to seek their endorsement, which I think is something you guys will see in the future.»

Her speech also hit home for students in the crowd when she talked about pushing for a debt - free education, something Bernie Sanders has also talked about.

The slightly different sound detected by each ear tells you something about the directions the sounds are coming from, which can help you in picking out one talker from the crowd.

There are times when I'm not sure if I want to stand out from the crowd and speak up about something.

There's something uniquely appealing about a rustic café, perhaps it's the scent of espresso, soft music, and eclectic spirit of the crowd — the warm and inviting atmosphere that'll make you want to stay for hours.

After 5 or 6 is always my favorite time to be near the water, there's something so calming about being by the ocean after the crowds have subsided plus the temperature probably dropped a good ten degrees by that time!

They might write about something brave you did, like when you went to school to stand up for your unwillingness to follow the crowd.

There's just something about a good crowd - pleaser that audiences can't get enough of, and boxing movies, in particular, have delivered some of the best ones, with the 1976 classic, «Rocky,» ranking as perhaps the finest underdog story of them all.

A crowd hears something smashing into a distant hill while milling around outside a movie theatre, and with the entire film shot on a distinctly artificial soundstage there is about The War of the Worlds a sense of insular self - awareness.

Although still an attractive woman, this producer, 45 - year - old Rosie (Pfieffer, Sinbad), finds that her age is beginning to show, and she's self - conscious about it, especially in a career that sees people regularly turned down for jobs strictly because the powers - that - be deem them as too old to know how to appeal to the much - prized teen and twenty - something consumer crowds advertisers love.

There's something Shakespearean about the rise of Mireles's wingman, «Papa Smurf», and Heineman captures the innate theatricality of public meetings wherein a choric crowd accuses the Autodefensas of «usurping the law» even as the government offers / threatens to transform it into the authorised «rural defence force».

Black Panther is original and offers something new in a genre crowded with movies that have gotten way too samey — that's something to get excited about.

It's something I've touched base on before in a previous feature — specifically, when Horizon Zero Dawn slipped into 2017 — about how AAA tentpoles in the vein of Guerrilla's post-post-apocalyptic new IP are prone to overexposure precisely because of the crowded slate of conferences each year.

Something like a whirlwind in person, Radford cuts through the pre-lunch crowd at a swank Denver bar, where he spots me at a table chatting with his ingénue from The Merchant of Venice, Lynn Collins, and makes a beeline, hand extended in a gesture unaffected enough to shed a little light on how unspoken he's been about his film, United States foreign policy, and actors.

As I've gotten older, I'm become more and more cynical about movies that seem like blatant crowd pleasers — I can see right through those middlebrow films taking on fairly obvious and safe political stances, playing them off as something progressive.

Education requires the cultivation of critique, or critical consciousness, and in my teenage high school years, being intelligent or able to conscript concepts into the service of sustained analysis was not something that earned one a lot of attention with one's peers, and I was culturally shallow enough to want to be part of the popular crowd, so I would often hide my intellectual curiosity about life, mostly during moments of grinding loneliness.

That's not to say you shouldn't buy one — there's something particularly giggle - inducing about a two - ton machine that can catapult itself at the horizon with the ferocity of a caged tiger — and among a host of machinery to choose from there are some that stand out from the crowd as being particularly fine examples of the breed.

Many people that are able to buy a Lamborghini Gallardo usually enjoy their car just the way it came from the factory, but there will always be a market for «something more» when it comes to looks or performance, especially when we're talking about the earlier, pre LP560 models built between 2003 and 2008 which can be found at very reasonable prices these days... spending some more money on making it stand out of the crowd is an option many owners tend to go for.

«We can talk in the class about how to cover major events, but until they walk along the paddock and hear the shrieks and roars of the cars and crowds... well, that's something they just won't ever get in a text book.»

Cookie's thoughts crowded in one on top of the other and cancelled each other out, until finally, after much tossing, he fell asleep, his final vague impression before drifting off being something about the company's trust, and that now one more stranger was trusting him as well.

She talks about body image, and makes the reader relate to the feeling of looking at a crowd and not recognising anyone, which I personally relate to, because there is a point in everyone's life where you just don't anyone anymore, and although Jacks problem is much more serious, it still relates, which is something that I love.

«Skimming reader comments on Amazon, I never cease to be amazed by the arcane expertise lurking in the crowd; somebody, somewhere, knows everything about something, no matter how mind - twistingly obscure.

The investment circus crowd is always jabbering away about something — the Alibaba IPO one day, the possibility of a market meltdown the next, etc. — but it's more sound and fury than insight, or at least insight you should act on.

Instead of going out fighting the crowds to buy stuff, how about doing something that can positively impact your finances?

Each store needs to find its own balance between too few specialty diets and too many; stores should stock enough selections so that there is something on their shelves for just about any cat — allowing them to make each owner feel they have found a product that is a good fit — without creating crowded shelves or an overwhelming selection.

There's something very romantic about overnight train travel, even on the hectic & crowded ancient Indian trains there was a magic to the experience of settling down in your cabin watching the sun set over the landscape whizzing by through the window.